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Accurate. HIPAA-compliant. No scheduling. No delays. Just real-time Haitian Creole translation.
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Your medical organization can now offer immediate medical interpretation through No Barrier to 900 000 native Haitian Creole speakers in the United States.
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Use the tablets you already have. No Barrier integrates in seconds. Quick to deploy. Easy to use. Instant interpretation in the language of your choice.
Our AI processes Haitian Creole speech instantly, providing immediate interpretation without delays that could impact patient care. No waiting, no scheduling conflicts. 24/7
All interpretations are processed securely with full HIPAA compliance, protecting patient privacy and sensitive medical information.
Mostly a spoken language. Many people who speak Haitian Creole do not regularly read or write it.
Kreyòl Ayisyen is developed in the 17-18th centuries on sugarcane plantations in Haiti. Formed through:
- French vocabulary
- West African Volta Congo grammar
- African and Caribbean language influences
Haitian Creole is not a tonal language. Because Haitian Creole is stress based, clear pacing and pronunciation matter more than tone changes.
Haitian Creole communication works best when it is:
- Plain and spoken
- Free of medical abbreviations- Not dependent on acronyms
Our AI Haitian Creole medical interpreter serves healthcare providers across the United States, with the highest demand in these major Haitian Creole-speaking communities:
Miami, Miramar
There are approximately
NYC, Spring Valley
There are approximately
Boston, Cambridge
There are approximately
Newark, Irvington
There are approximately
Atlanta, Clarkston
There are approximately
Philadelphia
There are approximately
Bridgeport, Stamford
There are approximately
Baltimore
There are approximately
A Registered Nurse at Heritage Family Medicine Using AI Interpretation with No Barrier
No. Even though Haitian Creole developed historically from French, a French interpreter cannot interpret Haitian Creole accurately. Haitian Creole is its own language. For more on culturally competent care for the Haitian community in the United States, see the podcast from Dr. Chery.
Our AI interpreter is available 24/7 with instant connection. There's no waiting time or scheduling required, making it perfect for emergency situations.
No Barrier delivers consistent and specialized medical interpretation with accuracy rates comparable to or exceeding those of certified human interpreters. Schedule a demo here to experience the AI interpreter firsthand and explore its capabilities on your own.
Yes. No Barrier supports telehealth.
Cantonese has different grammar structures, vocabulary and cultural contexts than Mandarin. Medical terms often differ significantly and our system is specifically trained for Cantonese and Mandarin medical interpretations.
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